Applying Modern Governance Models to State Economic Management in Vietnam: Implications for Policy Management in the New Context

In the context of a rapidly changing, uncertain, and unpredictable global economy, the demands on state economic management in Vietnam are not only to maintain macroeconomic stability but also to enhance the capacity for governance, forecasting, and policy adaptation. Modern governance models such as New Public Management (NPM), New Public Management (NPG), Good Governance (GGM), and results-based governance, evidence-based governance, and digital governance have been applied by many countries to improve the efficiency of economic management and the quality of public policy. This article analyzes the applicability of modern governance models in state economic management in Vietnam, linking it to current economic policy implementation practices, and proposes several policy implications to improve the efficiency of economic management and administration in the coming period.